Sentence examples for Harassing actions from inspiring English sources

Court and justice ministry officials said the fine was the first imposed under legislation that seeks to deter predatory remarks and harassing actions such as wolf-whistles, which are fairly commonplace in public life in France.

The ride share company began investigating at least 215 employees after the company was hit with sexual harassment claims earlier this year and has so far found at least 20 employees to be at fault in a wide array of discriminatory, bullying and other harassing actions.

The brand clumsily attempts to contemporize its long-lasting slogan, "The Best a Man Can Get", by featuring sinister males bullying and harassing – an action which Gillette describes as "toxic" masculinity.

The Diggers were harassed by legal actions and mob violence, and by the end of March 1650 their colony was dispersed.

Taking action against someone found to be harassing others is also often an awkward affair because they will invariably defend their actions by claiming that the matter was not pernicious – but a joke or simply thoughtless.

They matter because if Thornton was, in fact, being treated differently than other employees, if his efforts to have management address his concerns about harassment caused him to be further harassed, then did the actions or inactions of his employers and co-workers contribute, however tragically, to driving an otherwise "mellow and peaceful" worker to madness?

The panel provides an ideal platform for harassing the Environmental Protection Agency, which, in the absence of legislative action, is the only body with the power to regulate carbon emissions.

The act of harassing a woman in the workplace goes far beyond the action itself.

It's alright to take action if someone goes beyond staring, and starts harassing your wife or being rude.

Other groups favour so-called direct action, such as picketing mosques, invading halal abattoirs and harassing staff at Muslim-owned restaurants.

Had the girls been shown the information on the site or had messages about it been left on one of their answering machines, with an intent to annoy or harass the girls, those actions might have merited a criminal charge, Ms. Pirro said.